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Winter Weather Knocks as Much as 25 Bcfd Off U.S. Gas Output

By PI News Feed on January 29, 2026

Rystad Energy tracks 82 billion cubic feet per day (Bcfd) of flows from interstate pipelines in our North America Gas dashboard. We see an initial loss of about 2 Bcfd from the […]

The POWER Interview: A Path Forward for Geothermal Energy

By PI News Feed on January 29, 2026

Among the companies working on advanced geothermal tech is Rodatherm Energy Corp., a privately held company with a primary focus on the Great Basin region in the Western U.S. The Utah-based company, […]

Why Oil Reacts Violently at “Random” Levels

By PI News Feed on January 29, 2026

The Illusion of Randomness in Oil Markets Anyone who trades crude oil futures has seen it happen. Price sells off hard into a round number, stalls, and then snaps violently higher. Or […]

Why Some Cold States Are Making It Cheaper to Run a Heat Pump

By PI News Feed on January 29, 2026

New discounts can make heat pumps go from a bad investment to a good idea. via NYT > Climate and Environment https://ift.tt/3IgL21B

The rise of permissionless DERs

By PI News Feed on January 29, 2026

Distributed batteries are having a big moment. On one hand, companies like Base Power and Tesla have leaned into large residential batteries that export power back to the grid, but need permits […]

Producers Rush to Hedge amid Exploding Natural Gas Prices

By PI News Feed on January 29, 2026

After the Henry Hub natural gas price for February doubled, oil-and-gas producers aggressively locked in hedges. Cold weather caused the largest one-week rally since at least 1990. Oil and gas producers leaned […]

America’s Power Bill Shock Is Just Getting Started

By PI News Feed on January 29, 2026

As Americans brave a brutal cold snap, households are facing higher heating bills this summer.  According to a report released last week by the National Energy Assistance Directors Association (NEADA), heating prices are expected […]

Ka-Ching! – Electric Utility Balance Sheets Threatened by Record Debt from AI-Driven Capex

By PI News Feed on January 29, 2026

Given the recent media focus on AI and the surge of data center construction, it comes as no surprise that the electric utility industry’s capital investment has risen to record highs. What […]

The costs of ‘invisible resiliency’ for utilities

By PI News Feed on January 29, 2026

In the hours before Winter Storm Fern touched down, hundreds of utility executives and service providers, among others, gathered in a Houston hotel. By the time the inaugural two-day Power Resilience Forum […]

Colombia Turns to LNG as Domestic Gas Runs Out

By PI News Feed on January 29, 2026

Colombia’s natural gas market is entering a period of sustained pressure as domestic production declines, new supply remains years away, and dependence on imported LNG deepens. The depletion of mature onshore fields, […]

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